- June 16, 2014
- Lesta Studio
The Entente Gold
Platforms
About
"The Entente Gold" is a strategy war game set in World War I. Players can command either the Triple Entente or the Central Powers, controlling various units such as infantry, artillery, and naval forces. The game features realistic battle scenarios and historical events, providing an immersive and educational experience for fans of military history.











- The game offers a unique WW1 setting that is rarely seen in strategy games, providing a nostalgic experience for players who enjoyed it in their childhood.
- When it works, the game allows for large-scale battles with thousands of units, creating a chaotic and engaging gameplay experience.
- The soundtrack and atmosphere of the game are memorable, enhancing the overall experience for players who appreciate historical themes.
- The game is plagued by compatibility issues on modern systems, often requiring extensive troubleshooting and third-party software to run, which frustrates many players.
- Numerous bugs and graphical glitches make the game unplayable for a significant portion of users, leading to a poor experience and requests for refunds.
- The lack of developer support and updates has left the game in a broken state, with many players feeling scammed for purchasing a product that does not function as advertised.
graphics
66 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely criticized for being outdated and plagued by severe glitches, particularly on systems with Radeon graphics cards and Windows 7/8. Users report a lack of customization options, low-quality visuals reminiscent of older titles, and significant graphical corruption that can render the game unplayable. While some players have managed to run the game on older hardware with fewer issues, the overall consensus is that the graphical performance is disappointing and problematic.
“The UI and graphics are reminiscent of the Cossacks, Blitzkrieg, and Sudden Strike games.”
“The graphics aren’t the best, but they will do.”
“Your game should boot properly with minor graphical bugs (which go away and are only in the levels).”
“There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customize the graphics settings.”
“There are too many graphical errors to even play the game.”
“From the graphical standpoint, the game is plain mediocre, or even bad.”